, 1887-04-07
LOCAL JoTrINGs.
From Tuesdays daily.

From TUESDAY ua'iy'
Supt. Weymouth, Of Sprague, was
In the city yesterday.
Regular monthly business meet
ing OF the Y. NJ. G. A. tonight.
w. H. WolvertOn Is preparing TO
finish the upper floors OF his brick.
The spring term OF the college
opened Yesterday with favorable
prospects.
The Y, NJ. G. A. entertainment
last saturday evening was very
pleasant affair.
The indefatigable builders have
the cover on the court house again.
They want to hurry up ana Ooaru ~
before another blow.
The Keystone hotel is ON rollers
again and will be slid OIL to one side
to make room for the big hotel tnat
J. N. Squier proposes to buiid Oh the
spot.
The eve of the battle was, on the
whole, quiet. Thank fortune IL ~
over to-day aud people may hang up
the scalping knife and return 10
peaceful pursuits.
The banks will close at II O'Clock
to-day i'm order to permit all con-
nected with the institutions to eXer-
else the joyous privilege of taking
part IN the election.
The rain last night did not dam pen
the ardor of the politicians about
town. The streets we're full OF them
until late hour and the thirsty dld
not suffer for the want of lubricating
oil.
The most particular man in town
made perfectly satisfactory selec-
ton from +. II. Mason & Co.. new
line of hats. This firm seem to have
the happy faculty of pleasing all
tastes.
Rev. ]. Campbell, of. Olympia,
grand secretary OF the i. o. @, T., Is
in the city, and visited Northern
Light lodge last night. He goes to
Cheney and the Palouse country TO
organize lodges.
Prof. Seaman desires to state that
he is not connected with any band,
and he is at liberty TO prompt for
any ball or party given in the city.
He can be found In the Academy OF
Music, Moore's hall.
Geo. G. Vivian, the mining expert
who Is to take charge OF the Col
VILE smelter, arrived from the cas-
Yesterday as was expected. He Will
lose no time i'm arranging for putting
up the necessary works, and his ad-
vent will infuse new life in that
region.
Paul F. Mohr, Esq, returned yes.
terday to the city from the east
where he has been spending the
winter. We have only met him over
the telephone since his return but
. Judging from his tone Of voice he
has good appetite and is enjoying
the best of health.
Andy O'Conner's horse made a
lively dash ON Howard street yester-
day, and the wheel of the dray com
ing in collision with Mr.. Abraham's
sign post, that useful article came
down, scattering vegetables and nick
nacks to the four winds. Andy eX-
pressed deep regret over the acci-
dent.
Hon. ID. G.. Corbin, of the Mission
e. War,lner railroad, was at the Ar
lingto,. yesterday. Mr.. Corbln pro-
poses It, extend the road to Wallace
this year and possibly further. He
is an old time rustler and his pres
ence in the Occur d' Alene country
will add materially to the prosperity
OF that section.
Frlnk NJ. Gray, editor of the
Davenport Times, is in the city. By
the way, Mr.. Gray is now getting
out tx page paper, and good
one. Everybody wonders how he
can d. it in so small place, but he
manages to get there all the same.
His paper reaches a large farming
community and Is one of the best al.
verl-ing mediums in this section of
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